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Hello, I joined about a month ago, but have not posted as yet. We are

now in the process of clarifying a diagnosis for my 13 year old

daughter. About three months ago, I noticed that the flexibility in

her fingers was limited and that several of them were noticeably

twisted. From her blood tests, she does not appear to have rheumatoid

arthritis. X-rays were also negative. I thought at first that this

meant she did not have arthritis at all. She saw a dermatologist today

who said she definitely has psoriasis as well as some type of

arthritis. Because of the skin rash, he is leaning towards psoriatic

arthritis. She had high ANA as well as high thyroid on her blood

tests. These are being redone next week with some additional

screenings to help us focus in on the cause of her problems and what

we need to do to treat them.

Thanks for letting me join!

Ruth in TN

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